Hurricane damages reach Jacksonville residents reported
Elsie Cunningham of 505 N Western received a call from Mrs E M DeLong now in Jacksonville Fla who said she and her brother Emerson Curtis were safe despite storm damage in their town section. Cameron Missouri visitors return after a week with Frank McBeath at 231 Wilson. Children’s story To Catch a Nongoose to be read at library story hour 10:30 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Cunningham
N. Western
E. M. DeLong
Chanute
Jacksonville
Fla
Emerson Curtis
Bj Hawkins
Cameron
Hawkins
Frank McBeath
Wilson
Nine Women Enter Ladies Day Golf at Chanute Club
Nine women played Ladies Day Golf Tuesday at Chanute Country Club with Mrs. Earl Ostrander Mrs. Glen Shook and Lorene Carson receiving balls. Ralph Taylor chaired the day. A string tournament is set for September 15 and an 18 hole handicap event for September 29. Bring your own covered dish lunch will be served at noon on the 29th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Country Club
Earl Ostrander
Glen Shook
Lorene Carson
Ralph Taylor
Large hamburgers cook with three pound patties
Shape one pound of ground chuck into three patties for large hamburgers. Bake or pan fry each patty until browned and cooked through, then assemble with buns and desired toppings for a hearty meal.
Scout Troop 105 adopts Panorama plan at school meeting
Scout News notes Troop 105 opens at the high school with five of nine interest types reported by Susan Potter and others. The group votes to become a Panorama troop to gain varied program. A calendar includes camping citizenship international friendship and homemaker activities. Ceremony planned October 20 at 7 30 p.m. in First National Bank room. Caroline Copening to speak on a 12 day Senior Girl Scout Conference. Fall Camporee at Camp Wonderwood set for November 4 5 and 6. Taps ends meeting. Pack 235 meets at First Baptist church with Denner and keeper of the buckskin named. Den 3 visit a dairy near Earlton. Mrs McKinsey and Mrs Simmons assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Potter
Trailblazer
Connie Valliere
Friendship
Bertha Wall
Elaine Cook
Panorama
Donna Morgan
Helen Youngberg
Linda Butler
Vickie van Leeuwen
Mariner
First National Bank
Caroline Copening
Iola
Cazenovia College
Cazenovia
New York
Miss Copening
Meadowlark Council
John Zumalt
First Baptist Church
David Mendez
Denner
C. C. Harris
Zumalt
Den 3
Earlton
Jim McKinsey
Kenneth Simmons
Beener Whitmer Engagement Set for December 27
Omaha announces the engagement of Colleen Sue Beener to Charles A. Whitmer formerly of Chanute. Whitmer, a 1962 Chanute Junior College graduate, studies at the University of Omaha and works in Armco Steel. Beener attended Dickinson Secretarial School and works in the University of Omaha data processing department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Beener
Omaha
Colleen Sue
Charles A. Whitmer
Chanute
Norris E. Whitmer
N. Garfield
Whitmer
Chanute Junior College
University of Omaha
Armco Steel
Miss Beener
Dickenson Secretarial
Holly Mothers Club Hosts Teen Age Drivers Lesson
Mrs Wayman Dunlap led a Holly Mothers Club session on Teen Age Drivers at Mrs Marvin Bicknell's home 818 Lafayette. Assisting were Mrs P A Esch and Mrs A J Bertram. Door prize awarded to Mrs Herbert Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayman Dunlap
Holly Mothers Club
Marvin Bicknell
Lafayette
P. A. Esch
A. J. Bertram
Herbert Fox
Autumn Mothers Club distributes yearbooks at meeting
The Autumn Mothers Club met at Mrs Merril Brock’s home, 1003 North Kansas, with Mrs Jack Wilson presiding. Refreshments for 11 members were served by Mrs Brock and Mrs Eldon Doane, and the door prize was won by Mrs Neal Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autumn Mothers Club
Merrill Brock
Kansas
Jack Wilson
Brock
Eldon Doane
Neal Sharp
A Dog Only Chases the Cars
Ann Landers answers readers on dating, fidelity, and propriety with blunt counsel. A divorced woman faces a married man who lies and pursues others, while a mother’s behavior elicits practical advice on composure. The column ends noting how to submit problems for future guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Dames
Episcopal Women Meet at Grace Church in Sawyer Hall
After evening prayer led by Rev. Richard J. Lintner the combined Wom en of Grace Episcopal church groups gathered in Sawyer Hall. Mrs. Harold Tarplay led devotions and Mrs. Kenneth Keas presided. Speaker Mrs. Gordon Hurbut spoke on caring for the lonely and aging in daily life, with visitors from Yates Center and Iola including Rev. and Mrs. Gayle Hoard of Iola. Refreshments followed as Mrs. Keas poured from a horn of plenty on a brown burlap table. Hostess team included Mrs. Robert Allen Mrs. Fred Harris and Mrs. Gene Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Lintner
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Harold Tarplay
Kenneth Keas
Gordon Hurbut
Tonganoxie
Dioscean
Christian Social Relations
Yates Center
Iola
Gayle F
Keas
Robert Allen
Fred Harris
Gene Wall
Baby Shower for Mrs. George Riker Jr at First Na
A baby shower was given for Mrs. George Riker Jr on Thursday afternoon at the First National Bank. Hostesses included Mrs. Lloyd Drybread Jr, Mrs. Fred Hunziker, and Mrs. C. V. Barker. Prizes were won by several guests and presented to the honoree amid pink and blue decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Riker, Jr
First National Bank
Lloyd Drybread, Jr
Fred Hunziker
C. V. Barker
G. J. McGee
Vernon Larkin
Dale Friederich
Pete New
Fish Fry Held At Aday Home On Evergreen
A fish fry was held at the home of Walter Aday at 1511 Evergreen on a Wednesday evening. About 27 pounds of fish were fried and attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barrett and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brenner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sparks and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dean and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Rollo and family, Wilford Aday and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aday Home
Walter Aday
Evergreen
Jim Barrett
Gene
Lori
Robin
Bill Allen
Chip
Nick
Tracey
Clyde Brenner
Betty
Brenda
Harold Sparks
Gayle
Bill Dean
Treasa
Roger
Rickey
Alan Rollow
Lana
Kirk
Christy
Lynn
Kenny
Dinls
Wilford Aday
Chris
Stacy
Bett Edwin
Patty Aday
Knapp Hostess For Peace and Progress Meeting
Mrs. Knapp hosted the Peace and Progress unit meeting at Route 3 with 11 members and three guests. The group discussed The Vine and the Olive by Margaret Culkin Bann ing, led recreation by J. W. Oliver, and Lola Kuykendall won the door prize. Tea and cake were served, and the next October meeting will be with Mrs. Joe H. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Culkin Banning
E. S. Faulkner
Peace and Progress HD Unit
Harley Knapp
J. W. Oliver
Lola Kuykendall
George Allen
Marie Morehead
Paul A. Taylor
Linda Wise
Joe H. Jackson
Education for Dorothy Cordova Through Local Churches
Dorothy Cordova of Albuquerque New Mexico earns an honors scholarship at a church related college in Chanute through the College of Emporia and First Presbyterian Church. The local congregation pays her fees board and room as she plans a social work career after graduating in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Emporia
First Presbyterian Church
Chanute
Dorothy Cordova
Albuquerque
N. M
Miss Cordova
Auxiliary In Meeting In Chanute September Auxiliary session
The September meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held in the Memorial Building with a school themed covered dish dinner. Mrs. John Oglesbee chaired the dinner committee and Mrs. Fred Heinze presided. Edna Peterson honored, officers installed for 1964 65 by Mrs. Roy Williams. Oglesbee elected president. unit to serve Eastern Kansas Oil Men's dinner Sept. 16 at Legion rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
John Oglesbee
Fred Heinze
Edna Peterson
Chanute
Roy Williams
Oglesbee
Eastern Kansas Oil Men
Legion Rooms
Big Creek HD Unit meets for home management lesson
The Big Creek Home Demonstration unit gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. George Leadstrom’s rural Savonburg home with Mrs. Floyd Roberts presiding. Mrs. Francis Lee led the lesson on New Trends in Home Management Foods and Clothing. Seven members attended, refreshments followed, and Mrs. Estil Cottle will host the Oct 13 meeting with a lesson by Mrs. Jeanice Cress. Mrs. Lee won the sunshine gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek
George Leadstrom
Savonburg
Floyd Roberts
Francis Lee
Cottage Grove Township
Estil Cottle
Jeanice Cress
Allen County
Lee
Earlton EUB women hold afternoon meeting
The Earlton ladies met Thursday in the church fellowship hall with Mrs. Ed Wolfe as hostess. Mrs. John Osborn and Mrs. Ivan Fail gave devotions. Mrs. Alva McLaren presided and Mrs. Louis Taylor offered the closing prayer. A dessert was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
EUB
Fellowship Hall
Ed Wolfe
John Osborn
Ivan Fail
Alva McLaren
Louis Taylor
Patio Breakfast For Today's Mothers
A patio breakfast for 15 members of Today's Mothers was hosted at Mrs. Frank Hotchkiss's home at 1018 Plummer at 9 am on Thursday. Juice was served from a watermelon centerpiece decorated with grapes and vines. Club officers in charge included Mrs. Hotchkiss Mrs. Don Beach Mrs. Helen Ackerson Mrs. B. M. Eastburn and Mrs. J. W. Johnson. Roll call asked How I Spent My Summer. The meeting ended with a gift exchange. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Emmett Bolze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hotchkiss
Plummer
Hotchkiss
Don Beach
Helen Ackerson
B. M. Eastburn
J. W. Johnson
Emmett Bolze
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Bob" Wilson
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Warren Waldrip
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Roy Marts
Ray Fulkerson
Dale Edwards
McGee
Merle Harner
Glen Doepke
Humboldt
Charles Tarter
Wayne Wallace
Joe Harris
Marion Wise
Jack Parkins
Buford Allen
Vernon Brinkmeyer
Bernard Ford
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